Senior ADA – Organized Crime & Rackets Prosecutions

Nassau County District Attorney's Office; New York (NY); On-site; USD 110,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

The Nassau County District Attorney's Office is seeking experienced, practicing attorneys for its Organized Crime & Rackets Bureau. This unit investigates and prosecutes complex organized crime and white-collar activity, with a dedicated team of attorneys, analysts, and detectives from investigation to disposition.

An ADA in this bureau manages an active docket, uses current law and investigative methods, and collaborates with local police and federal partners.

Qualifications

• Must have passed the NYS Bar and be admitted to practice in NYS in good standing.
• reside in New York State as of the employment date.
• Minimum five years handling all aspects of criminal investigations and prosecutions, including long-term investigations, grand jury and felony jury trial experience.
• Excellent interpersonal and analytical abilities; strong organizational skills.
• Two-year commitment to NCDAO employment.

Responsibilities

• Manage an active criminal case docket from investigation through final disposition.
• Investigate cases using subpoenas, court orders, search warrants, and related processes.
• Prosecute cases, prepare pleadings, handle discovery, draft motions and responses.
• Conduct witness preparation, grand jury presentations, hearings and trials.
• Collaborate with NYPD and local, state, and federal law enforcement partners.

Skills

NYS Bar admission

Criminal litigation

Grand jury experience

Trial experience

Communication skills

Job description

The Nassau County District Attorney's Office is seeking experienced, practicing attorneys for its Organized Crime & Rackets Bureau. This unit investigates and prosecutes complex organized crime and white-collar activity, with a dedicated team of attorneys, analysts, and detectives from investigation to disposition.

An ADA in this bureau manages an active docket, uses current law and investigative methods, and collaborates with local police and federal partners.